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They certainly build the same real vehicle, but someone could argue that they are not the "same kit" because there is some change to the provided parts. Or is there?
David
Hi David
Don't know without having both to open and compare as regards parts etc.
I can see how buyers would feel upset by the limited edition selling point when they see what to all intents and purposes is the kit released in the "ordinary" range.
I'd be even more upset if I'd paid a premium for a limited edition Cyberhobby white box special only to find the released "Dragon" one included more parts to make a more detailed kit.
Funnily enough Dragon's standard range has almost become limited edition, due to their business structure and production run. I've several unmade which are now no longer available anywhere.
